But one thing we didn't think we would ever see is someone shooting it with a real AK-47 assault rifle.

To what end? We're not sure although before the phone is executed the host of Tech Assassin (RatedRR), Richard Ryan, does have some chipper things to say of the top-selling Windows Phone. So that's good.

Hey, publicity is publicity and if some gun enthusiasts now know about the Nokia Lumia 920 and are intrigued, mission accomplished.

I love all these cranky "you're welcome for the tip" jerks. Even if they do send it in, why do they always think they were the first and only one??? If 20 people send it in, do they really want a credit list? And like Daniel mentioned, it's not like WPCentral isn't trolling the net for news anyway... Often they probably find it and are writing the article before you tip them. And who gives a crap anyway? If you get lots of exclusive news make your own site if you're so concerned about having the ultimate glory of a credit in an article. Morons.

He fired how many rounds are barely hit it on the bottom, needs some aim lol. Shoot it with a 50 cal, now that would be awesome to see. on the other hand polycarbate is a very durable material and its surprising that a relatively slow speed round can penetrate so easily, but it was shot in the screen, wonder what would happen if shot from the back.

I'm using mobile version of site. I cleared history and closed browser and restarted phone. Still says video format not supported by this phone. It works fine on YouTube page but not when its embedded here.

It's because it's a Flash video. Youtube uses an HTML5 player in place of the Flash one when Flash isn't available (such as on your phone). The reason you cant watch the video here is because the actual "Embed" script is the script used to place the actual Flash Player object on the page (which doesnt contain any code or html for the HTML5 fallback player).
Hope that answers your question

What I find most impresive is how well the Lumia stands up to such extreme puishment. After getting shot twice, the second time with a small explosive charged next too it.
When he goes to pick up the pieces, the polycarbonate plastic is still in one piece. It's not shattered or splintered in any way.
Obviously no phone will survive getting shot with a AK, but this video and other extreme punishment videos show that the Lumia 920 does not need a case. The polycarbonate plastic is pretty damn tuff.

Off topic a bit but just talked to Verizon support here at Corporate event and found that AT&T has exclusive on 920 for six months!!! And after that Verizon is not sure they want 920. It depends on how well they sell HTC 8x and Lumia 822.
Wonder if 950 with bullet proof screen and extra Kevlar to protect from AK-47 is the next one that Verizon carries! "Verizon saves customers with Nokia Lumia 950 bullet proof mobile phone".
...Ramesh